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• Upgrade CPU Dell Dimension 9150

  Hello!

  I have a Dell Dimension 9150 and it has a Pentium D 2.8 Ghz processor.

  Dell.com support lists: processor, 80547, PENTIUM D SMITHFIELD for workstations..., 820 SKT - T, male

  What is the highest and/or upgrade best remaining for the Pentium D processors?

  Where are some of the best places to shop in a relatively straight price besides eBay?

  I read so many messages but still confused.

  Discovered that she can be Pentium D 840, 3.2GGhz, but has noticed that some people say that there is more available as the Pentium D 930, 950 or 945 processor.

  Intel website is very confusing because it does not necessarily list the most valuable info and there are variations within each class of processor.

  I intend to keep (hopefully!) the computer for another 1-3 years (?), have upgraded from storage for 2 hard drives of 1 TB, maxed out 4G memory (although Windows XP won't recognise that the 3.5 G) and has even with graphics card, Radeon 256, X 600 MRMGA 370W PSU +.

  I would like to upgrade processor for video work that I perform.

  Did not notice a fan of the sink on top of processor but check! Will I need one? Thermal glue specific for help?

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  MrMojo1

  You should be able to switch to a Pentium D 960 3.6 GHz

  It is a passive radiator and the fan inside the fairing.

  As you intend to reuse the heat sink, you must plan on his basic cleaning and reapplying thermal paste to the processor.

  Instructions for cleaning and application of thermal paste, are HERE.

  You only need a small tube of thermal paste, it can be purchased from a computer store.

  Discover the Pentium D procesors HERE

  Bev.

• Can upgrade you Dell Dimension 4400 to Vista/WIN7

  Can upgrade you Dell Dimension 4400 in Vista/WIN7?

  Meet the system requirements? If Yes, you can purchase Windows 7. If not, stick with XP.

  Windows 7 system requirements

  If you want to run Windows 7 on your PC, here's what it takes:

  • 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster 32-bit (x 86) or (x 64) 64-bit processor

  • 1 gigabyte (GB) of RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)

  • 16 GB of disk space available (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)

  • Graphical device DirectX 9 with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver

  "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• Upgrading RAM Dell Dimension 4700

  Hi all

  OK I will try once again to this type. The first time I tried to type this my Surface frozen without reason and had to be properly closed. OK, I'll update the RAM on my Dell Dimension 4700 and I need help and advice before I do. My Dell says it has 0.99 GB of RAM installed. I looked inside and found that there are two sticks of 512 MB of RAM. I found (2 sticks of 1 GB) 2GB of RAM for Dell Dimension 4700 at amazon.com and intend to purchase that. So when I update the RAM I get two sticks of 512 MB and replaced with new 2 sticks of 1 GB from amazon? Are there precautions should I take? (In addition to wear an anti-static wristband) Thank you.

  Before you buy, go to http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/systemscanner

  Download and run the Crucial scanner.  This will tell you:

  • supports memory of how many are in your computer
  • How much memory is in each
  • the maximum memory that can be installed on your computer and how
  • the right kind of RAM in your computer

  Do not buy crucial, but pay attention to what the scanner says that you need.

  In short, if you have only two supports from memory, then Yes, you need to remove the memory that is in them to put in new RAM.  However, just because you can buy two memory modules of 1 GB does not necessarily that your motherboard will accept them.

  When replacing memory.

  See http://www.crucial.com/wcsstore/CrucialSAS/pdf/install-guides/ram/crucial-dram-install-guide-en.pdf

  • take precautions against static - touch the chassis first; do not touch the contacts of the RAM modules
  • Unlock the pliers and pull it up
  • Orient the new module properly - there is usually only one way correct to put in - and push straight down firmly, but without wavering until closing locks.

• Upgrade CPU Dell dimension 9100

  Hello I have a dell dimension 9100 and I ordered a Pentium d 945 3.4 ghz and the system gives me a solid yellow light and fan gets strong it please help!

  Model MB 0 x 8582

  Intel pentium 4 cpu 3.00 GHZ

  intelcrazy

  Can someone tell me what is the fastest video card that I can use and what is the fastest processor @shesagordie @speedstep please reply

  intelcrazy

  I have already posted the fastest processor, supported by the Dimension 9100, D960 Pentium and Speedstep also posted more compatible / speed max graphics card.

  Do not forget that the Dimension 9100 is released by Dell in 2005.

  Bev.

• How to stop the disk for Dell Dimension 9150

  Hi all

  I have a Dimension 9150 with a 145 GB HARD drive (officially 160 GB?). The HARD drive works well, but it makes a lot of noise. I'm ready to buy a new HARD drive, unless there are other solutions to try with this type of computer. I am a beginner on discs hard non-technical language would be highly appreciated :).

  Thanks in advance!

  
  

• Upgrade CPU Dell Dimension 5150. Is the cooling system to work?

  I have a Dell Dimension 5150 with a Pentium 4 HT 630 (84 W tdp). I want to replace it with a Pentium D 920 (95W tdp) is the heatsink and the fan is going to face? I'll be cleaning and demean the new thermal paste.

  PonderBoy

  Yes, the default heat sink and fan should be thin.

  Bev.

• Upgrade CPU Dell Dimension E520

  Hello

  At the moment, I have a Dell Dimension E520 with an Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 processor. Intel Core 2 Duo and Intel Core 2 Quad processors are compatible with the Dell Dimension E520?

  Stefan4348

  Kit of P4 Presler 915, 2. 8 g, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800, D0
  Kit of P4 Presler, 925, 3. 0 g, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800, D0
  Presler P4 Kit, 930, 3. 0 g, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800, C1
  P4 Kit, 935 Presler, 3.2 G, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800, D0
  Presler P4 Kit, 940, 3.2 G, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800,
  Kit P4 Presler, 945, 3.4 G, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800, D0
  Kit P4 Presler, 950, 3.4 G, 2 x 2 MB, FSB800, D0

  Cedar Mill Kit, 347, 3.06 G, 512 K, 533FSB, D0
  Cedar Mill Kit, 352, 3.2 G, 512 K, 533FSB, D0
  Cedar Mill Kit, 356, 3.33 G, 512 K, 533FSB, D0
  Cedar Mill Kit, 631, 3. 0 g, FSB800, 2 M, C1
  Cedar Mill Kit, 641, 3.2 G FSB800, 2 M, C1
  Cedar Mill Kit, 651, 3.4 G FSB800, 2 M, C1
  Cedar Mill Kit, 661, 3.6 G FSB800, 2 M, C1
  Cedar Mill Kit, 631, 3. 0 g, FSB800, 2 M, D0
  Conroe, E4300, 1 Kit. 8 g, 2 MB, FSB800, L2
  Kit of Conroe, E4400, 2.00 G, 2 MB, FSB800, L2
  Kit of Conroe E6300, 1.86 G 2 MB 1066FSB, B2
  Kit of Conroe E6300, 1.86 G, 2 MB L2, 1066FSB
  Kit of Conroe, E6320, 1.86 G, 4 MB, 1066FSB, B2
  Kit of Conroe, E6400, 2.13 G, 2 MB L2, 1066FSB
  Kit of Conroe, E6400, 2 MB, 1066FSB, B2 2.13 G
  Conroe E6420 2.13 G, 4 MB, 1066FSB, Kit B2
  Conroe E6600, 2 Kit. 4 g, 4 MB, 1066FSB, B2
  Kit of Conroe, E6700, 2. 66 g, 4 MB, 1066FSB, B2

  Smithfield P4 Kit, 805, 2. 66 g, 2 x 1 MB, 533FSB, B0
  Kit of Smithfield, 820, 2 P4. 8 g, FSB800, 2 MB, Mainstream, B0

  Kit of Celeron Prescott, 336, 2. 8 g, 533FSB, 256 K, G1
  Kit Celeron Prescott, 346, 3.06 G, 533FSB, 256 K, G1
  Kit Celeron Prescott, 351, 3.2 G, 533FSB, 256 K, G1
  P4 Prescott, 531, 3 Kit. 0 g, FSB800, 1 MB, G1
  Prescott P4, 541 Kit, 3.2 G, FSB800, 1 MB, G1
  Kit P4 Prescott, 524, 3.06 G, 1 MB, 533FSB, G1

  And possibly the Q6600 and Q6700, see here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/p/19312684/19705955

  Before installing the processor, verify that the BIOS version 2.4.0 is placed, while support for new processors has been added.

  Note: Only 65 processors with 800 or 1066fsb will work with the E-520.

  Bev.

• Upgrade memory for Dimension 5150/E510

  Apparently I wasn't paying attention when I bought my PC two years ago and only has 512 MB of memory.  I bought 2 GB of memory, what will happen today.  As I've never upgraded memory before, although I hear it's easy, I wanted to know if there is anything specific, I need to know before you even start?  Also, I have to remove the 512 MB first, or can / should I just add the 2 GB memory?  Thank you very much!

  
  

• Upgrade of a Dimension 9150/XPS 400

  I was wondering if someone could help me find the hardware upgrades best absolute for this computer supported.

  Now is that everything on it is stock with the exception being updated from xp to vista.

  Here's the Manual: http://downloads.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_dimension_desktops/dimension-9150_owner%27s%20manual_en-us.pdf

  Thanks in advance.

  With the latest bios and pentium D 900 series cpu (up to 960 915) with the copper heatpipe heatsink this system will work 8.1 WINDOWS 64 bit or even 10 64-bit Windows very well. Very modern GPU will have problems.  A R7 of Sapphire 260 X for example don't post and cannot enter setup because the Bios uses commands BACK VESA and newer cards do not support MODE VESA 103 for example.  I have seen this with ATI cards recently, but I suspect that 960, 970, 980 GTX cards will have the same problem.  Yes, as long as you stay with Geforce 740, 750, 760, 780, its fine likely.  I used Geforce 560, 660, 740, 750 TI, 760GT very well. Power supply supports cards that only need 1 6-pin PCI - E.  You can evolve into a better diet, but once again, it would cost more that everything began with a more recent version as the 3500 of precision.  The other thing is that when you upgrade buying a Geforce 740 or 750 TI card will work in a newer system as old. My ASUS GeForce GTX760 DirectCU II OC 2 GB graphics card came with a 2 x 6-pin PCI adapter 8pin.  Worked well in my T3500 Precision T3400 AND because the dell 525w PSU came with the fittings of video feed 2 x 6-pin. The stock power 375w works with cards that only need 1 pci-e power connection.

  WIN8.1 or 10 X 64 WORKS with pentium D 9XX series on precision 380 and XPS Gen 5 XPS 400 with the latest version of the bios and the performance of copper radiator.

  I used to think it was a core 2 duo and the latest version of the bios, but I proved to myself that simply Pressler CPU 900 series.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/series/20864/Intel-Pentium-D-processor-900-series

  960
  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL9k7

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL9AP

  950

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL94P

  130W

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL95V

  130W

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL8WP

  130W

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL9K8

  130W

  945

  Intel Pentium D 945 benefits
  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/spec/SL9QQ

  seems to be a part of 95W

  This microprocessor is 27% more energy efficient 95W
  processor Intel Pentium D 950 130W.

  Intel Pentium D 950/960 benefits

  The microprocessor includes virtualization VT - X
  which allows programs virtual hyper-v.

  

  

  I saw the Pentium d cheap on Ebay and Amazon

  SL9QQ seems to be the max for a 5150

  

  Intel Pentium D 945 3.4 Ghz Fsb800Mhz 2Mbx2 Lga775 Core processor double tray

  Intel - P - D 3.4GHz/4M/800 Dual Core CPU SL9QQ

  6 used from $12.00

  PROCESSOR INTEL PENTIUM D 945 SL9QQ 3.4 GHZ, 4MB CACHE, 800 MHZ FSB CPU DESKTOP

• Upgrade memory Dell R710

  Hello

  For r710 Server I bought a kit of memory: 2 pieces of 8 GB.

  The current Ram configuration is 4 modules of 2 GB each.

  the server is dual CPU, so the memory are in A1, A2 and B1 B2.

  could you please help how to organize to DIMM, so it can walk with each of them.

  Separately, it works but not together, and I tried different configurations.

  Thank you

  When mix you them, the server turns on and cross the message "Memory Configuration"? If the system is able to bypass any configuration problem he would then invite accurately (such as available memory can be reduced, cannot put X in X slots etc.).

  Make sure that your BIOS is up to date (6.4.0) for memory support more up-to-date. If you need to update the update of the BIOS of the controller of life cycle and thus if necessary iDRAC. The standard Dell support answer is that these three elements must be on the current versions.

  If it works with the 2x8Gb and 4x2Gb separately, make sure that you try not not mix registered and ECC Registered memory. If the server does not initialize correctly it is likely. Google search to check part numbers.

  Check whether the mode of BIOS memory is Optimizer

  Put the two 8 GB in A1/B1

  Put four 2 Gb in A2/A3 B2/B3

  Let us know how it goes!

  Note: This answer is based on my own experience of the R710 and I'm not a member of Dell support, just an end user. Best responses of others may follow.

• Upgrade a Dell Dimension 9200 360 GB Raid to 2 TB hard drive

  Hello

  I have tried this modernization and taken on drives of 160 GB 1 and put in disk 2 TB and started the PC and it did not work I tried 2 different locations.

  Can someone help me by telling me what I have to do

  to install disk 2 TB on my Vista PC running.

  I need to install my dell Vista-CD/CD?

  your help will be greatly appreciated

  Assuming you have RAID 0, RAID was probably set up to be the bootable hard drive.  If you delete one of the disks, your RAID will be completely disabled and the computer will not start.  The Dimension 9200 has six SATA ports, two upward by themselves and four other together towards the middle of the main map.  When one of these machines has been ordered with RAID Dell normally placed disks RAID on the third SATA ports and fourth, leaving the first two either vacuum or place the DVD/CD drive on the second of the two ports that reach by themselves next to the power supply.  You should be able to add your Board of 2 TB in two ways; Place it in one of the two ports next to food, or use one of the either the port of fifth or sixth sitting by the RAID.

  Once you have the new drive installed mechanically, restart the computer and use F2 during the self-test to reach the configuration of the system.  This page shows the BIOS how you want the computer to deal with its various devices.  Go to the screen that shows all your SATA devices and make sure that the port with your new hard drive is turned on.  If you skip this step the computer ignores your new drive.  Once you have done this and left the installation of the system, you will need to find the disk on your computer Manager so that you can initialize, partition and format the new drive.  You must configure a partition, even if you want to use the entire disk as one partition before you can format.

  A word of caution: computers some Dell's have some difficulties to accept a hard drive placed on a track numbered higher than the DVD/CD drive.  If you use the ports by the RAID drives and find you have problems using the new hard disk, you will need to plug it into the port of the first or second, depending on which is not used by the DVD/CD drive.  The RAID drives are not normally affected by this problem because they are managed by the ROM of RAID Intel and the computer does not see them as a SATA hard drive.

• Upgrade memory Dell R410

  Hello world!

  I have Dell R410 2xE5506 6x2Go Hynix DDR3-1066 PC3-8500th non - Reg ECC RAM 2Rx8

  Now I need 32 GB of memory. I want to take out the 2 GB memory and put 4x8Go (for example this one).

  Issue.

  This memory will work in my server? Confused, low voltage and the manual is written as follows:

  Intel Xeon 5600 series also support s Low Voltage DIMM and parsimonious feature (Manual)

  voitsykh

  is ok - I have processor e5500 series? It will work with memory low voltage?

  Yes, it will work. LV memory is able to operate at 1.35 or 1.5 volts. Since the 5500 series does not support LV memory DIMMs will operate at 1.5V.

  Thank you

• Upgrade memory Dell PowerEdge T610?

  Hi, I have a T610 with 8 GB (4 x 2G 2Rx8 PC3-8500R). I would put more than 8 GB, (4 x PC3-10600R 2 G 2Rx8). Works? What is the best setting?

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  Hello.

  How many processors you have installed?  There are several guidelines of population of memory including memory on all channels balanced for optimal performance.

  For a single processor, you will only be able to use six modules because of this limitation, where:

  A1, A4, A2A5, A3A6: 2GB with capacity of 12 GB total memory

  For the two processors:

  A1A4, A2A5 & B1B4, B2B5: 2GB gives the ability of memory of 16 GB. I advise to use strips of memory ability higher such as 4 GB, 8 GB, or even 16 GB because they offer memory expansion more and robust.

• Dell Dimension 9150 will not start, turns 2, 3

  Hi all

  I moved to Italy and handed the dip switch at the rear of the server to 230v.  The computer starts beeping sound and light indication of storage 3 and 4 is stable.   The monitor does not work and I get a warning on the screen there is no signal.  I hope someone can shed some light?  I'm not a computer guru, but I can try to work the steps to make it work because there a lot of personal things in what I would like to have access.   Thank you

  Well speak of the devil, I moved the Ram in slot 1, since it was not positioned in slot 1, but 4 and now the dell is starting up and works FINE... which is great!  I am a woman with a bit of left brain!